san jose 69, san francisco at 62. okay, we're going to warm it up just in time for easter weekend. coming our way. we'll start to get back into some 70s on friday. stay dry with 70s saturday, sunday and even into next week, eventually 80 by next tuesday. we'll take more looks at this forecast. i have details on that coming up at 5:00. okay. thanks, jeff. we'll see you in a bit. and that's going to do it for us at 430. justin kris are working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join you in two minutes. now at 5:00, shielding social security and medicare. nancy pelosi, back in the bay area touting a political war plan for washington. and republicans are already returning fire. also, it is election day in oakland. so who will become the city's new mayor? and will voters approve a sales tax increase? plus, for years, columbus park in san jose has been a homeless encampment. coming up, the city's big plans to revitalize it. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm chris chmura and i'm jessica aguirre. democratic party leaders are going on the offensive today on offense, t

supporters include san jose city council candidate gabby chavez. lopez, she says ranked choice voting has demonstrated benefits such as increased voter engagement and significant cost savings. >> arc-v has the power to transform our democracy. it encourages more people, especially women and those from historically marginalized communities, to run for office by removing the spoiler effect and ensuring that votes truly do count. it reduces the need for costly, low turnout runoffs and promotes more positive issue based campaigns. >> in 1998, santa clara county voters approved a measure to adopt ranked choice voting, but the board of supervisors never acted to implement it. >> all right, let's talk about our weather here in the bay area, because we saw a major shift in the pattern today. a significant cooldown compared to where we were over the last few days. as you take this live look here at the oakland estuary looking off towards san francisco. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo, who is tracking these cooler conditions we're seeing right now.

numbers out there right now. 68 degrees in san jose. no 80's to be found.t 60's and a little more right now. 64 in fairfield warmer. 72 in vacaville. but yeah, the winds been kicking up. we've seen some of those 2030 mile an hour gusts along the coastline and even some blustery winds inside the bay from time to time. so doing its work to help in that cool ocean air well onshore. and of course, that is bringing those temperatures down. couple thunderstorms popping up over this year that a kind of a sign of things to come. right. we've got that area of low pressure spinning off the coastline, destabilize in the atmosphere just a little bit enough. so have a slight chance of a thunderstorm may be in the south bay tomorrow afternoon or evening, but not by much to see more clouds rotate on above as we head toward tomorrow morning. again, some patchy fog early on the morning. then the mid to high level clouds by the afternoon. maybe some drizzle out toward the coastline, too. then that all kind of scoots out of town for the most part, except the fog as we head in

so we're not really seeing these temperatures pull up too much of the san jose livermore now to the upper 60's. but you can see san francisco just it's 60 degrees. oakland is 64 knapp. a low 60's. santa rosa has not even gotten into the 60's yet today, sitting at 57 saves story of half moon bay. kind of expected at half moon bay. but santa rosa is a little underachieving today. there is some of that cloud cover still coming up from the south as our low pressure system sits offshore, you can see it right down here. we see that counter clockwise circulation and it is starting to get things a little bit busy now in the sierra where we've got a little lightning showing up. so for them, it's a little unsettled for us. it's going to be a relatively quiet night. just the exception of the fact that there's going to be some clouds that are happening and a little bit of a breeze. that's really a story the next couple of days and a warm-up on the way as we head towards the weekend. i'll have those details coming up. >> u.s. stocks drifted today. 3 rare, recent quiet day for the financial markets. th

we have mid 60s right now at oakland, hayward, upper 60s at san jose and redwood city, 61 at half moonw at the golden gate where we see a little break in the clouds. there. some sunshine breaking through. 57 right now in santa rosa. petaluma 5561 napa mid 60s, mid to upper 60s in fact, at fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, we're seeing some brighter skies as well. these are the forecast headlines the next two days. mostly cloudy and cooler, much like today. perhaps even cooler in some spots than today. friday through easter weekend, turning sunny and warmer and this nice dry pattern that will that we have now will continue into next week. no rain likely in the next seven days. overnight we'll see clouds continuing to move through the bay area. skies, some low clouds pushing up to the coastline, not expecting any drizzle although patchy drizzle was quite prominent this morning near the coastline, we could see a patch or two developing overnight tonight. overnight low temperatures will range from upper 40s inland to low 50s, gene

unfortunately, if you look across the bay area, you can see a little bit trying to break through in san jose. even the coast looking a little brighter. but yeah, my kidding. it's cloudy out and that certainly had an effect on our temperatures. you can see that we are 60 degrees in san francisco. still in 50's in sausalito and santa rosa, we moved into the mid 60's over in the inner east bay in the south bay as well. 69 degrees, in fact, in sunnyvale. so we're getting nice and warm there. but we are certainly on the downswing of temperatures compared to where we have bet. and let's talk about where we're going use a concord is an example. here are the average highs about 68 degrees will be below that today. tomorrow hit that it looks like we'll hit that on thursday. and then friday, we start once again that trajectory that takes us up up up by the time we get to next monday, we're talking 81 degrees. so why is that happening? you know what i was all about? we've said this for a low pressure. the dance between low and high pressure. so right now low pressure is in control. that's what's keepin

that would be san jose. you can see where that sunshine is perking up a little bit there. ywhere else across the bay area, the coast, right on into the golden gate and right into san francisco and over the east bay still hanging on to those clouds. and that is reflected in these temperatures that we're seeing particularly those who are getting that ocean influence right now. sausalito just 55 degrees. same story in san francisco. i'm however we get the afternoon. we'll see things pick up a little bit. but what i want to talk about is the other side of this. so we are going to see these temps kind of pull back to really average territory in the next couple of days. but by friday, we go above average once again and concord is an example here. you can see the time we get to monday for high of 79 degrees. again, another 10 degrees above average. so what's happening now is because of the low pressure that's sitting off the coast of southern california. but you can see how that starts to get ejected off to the east as this high pressure ridge builds in and by friday, we are now o

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san jose 63. san francisco definitely the jacket or the sweater there. temperatures in the mid 50s. and the wind reports that wind is really picking up the typical breeze out toward fairfield, gusting to over 30 miles an hour. so that's that cooling wind direction. and that's what we have right now out toward sfo. winds in the single digits and half moon bay winds gusting to 30 or 20 miles an hour at the airport. here is our live camera this afternoon looking out toward the hillsides here. still nice to show you the green hillsides. lots of clouds kind of covering mount diablo. and here's the overall weather setup. this is the circulation we're watching over the next few days. this will keep the clouds in the forecast. this will keep us on the cooler side. and in terms of shower chances, there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm for tomorrow for your wednesday. here's the forecast model. and as you can see here, it keeps the clouds around. this is this afternoon at 5:00. and then into your wednesday morning mostly cloudy skies. you will see some showers and thunderstorms out toward

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let's take a look at san jose. so we've had this cool down settling in and it continues through thursday. but then friday, saturday, sunday we're back into the low 70s. it's not a huge spike in temperatures, but you may notice that it will be slightly warmer through the easter holiday and early next week as well, in the mid 70s. a look at the 7-day forecast shows that we are in for once again, a lot of dry conditions, a cool down with breezy winds and partly to mostly cloudy skies through about thursday. but then friday we're getting more sun and highs headed for the mid 70s. a look at san francisco. we are going to be mostly cloudy and there will be some spotty showers moving in, and that possibility of rain continues through thursday. by friday it's all clearing out and the weekend is looking nice, with those high temperatures continuing to make it into the mid 60s. and now to our climate in crisis. there's a group of east san jose students that are moving the bay area forward, and they will be honored at the cit

empathy for the the appellant you know my my parents have had an establishment with for 45 years in san jose with you know various navigating various kind of mazes of of licensing requirements and so i regret that you know that you didn't have you know whether yourself or your then business partner the the advice or guidance to to help navigate you know that process i think the original kind of you know mistake here was was not having that proper licensing back in 2012 when when you all took control of the business before the 2015 ordinance was was in effect and i think that was you know we heard that that you had contact with then supervisors campos and wiener and kim and and that's that's where i wish you know you would have had that that help to to navigate that process and i think you know if that were the case we probably wouldn't be here this evening. but based on you know, that lack of of of chain of custody so to speak for the proper permitting that that extends back to to prior to that 2015 ordinance. i think based on on the facts and the law that we have before us, we have to deny

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well, the city of san jose is adding a new safe sleeping site.or street and it's set to hold. 56 tense. they'll have basic necessities on site like showers and laundry rooms, solar lighting and some charging stations as well. city leaders broke ground on the site on monday. mayor matt mahan says the city wants to find safe, dignified places for the homeless to stay and give them a chance to turn their lives around. this is taking folks out of >> extremely unsafe. unsanitary unmanaged camp tent encampments often down in waterways. >> mahan says this will only be a temporary solution for people who need shelter. the goal is to connect homeless people with the proper resources and then help them move on to longer-term settings. we'll take a break. it's 10. 26 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay nonprofit is asking for >> money. they need your help because federal funding cuts are now impacting their services will explain. and a new barber academy in san jose isn't just teaching students how to cut hair, but how to run their own local

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we're looking outside at san jose which will barely peak in the low 70's today. and skies will grow a little bit clear. we're definitely overcast for your morning hours. we are going to continue to see these 50's for likely another hour or so before we start to see more 60's building in on the map. definitely been a cool morning, but a great one for getting outside, maybe doing some yard work, getting head start on the day. that is going to be just a little more comfortable to at least get outside venture out there in the 60's and 70's tomorrow. we're going to have more of these cool seasonable temperatures. definitely cooler than where we happen. rain. all right. john thing the vatican on your morning commute. 16 minutes on a bay bridge samutsevich about 25 all richmond center fell 13 golden gate bridge just short of 35 minutes. from for your local election headquarters. and today, as we mentioned, is election day in oakland where voters are going to be deciding who they want to be their next mayor. rivals are also in a measure, a which would increase the city's

experts say the environment for small businesses in san jose is dire. essible housing changing economic conditions. it's making it more difficult for small businesses to grow. jose officials are saying the city is seeing a strong recovery from the pandemic. the report suggests officials say the city is working to retain existing small businesses. billy, business improvement districts in different neighborhoods. >> well, speaking of small businesses, a couple of bay area barbers have opened up a new barber academy in san jose. it's called edge. you and the pair graduated from barber school more than 12 years ago. and they say that with this academy, they want to teach people how to cut hair and run a business. in fact, they've got teachers from all over the world helping out >> education team flow to europe and they've educated all across the u.s. and overseas. so these guys are experienced educators but also experience partners that are taking their time away from behind the chair, their clients to be able to educate. >> we're bringing the technical side

san pedro, one of the busiest areas in the world. what are you hearing about the tariffs and what's the movement been like? >> yeah, josen to union leaders. >> i've spoken. >> to port ceos, i've spoken to longshoremen. i've spoken to small business owners. >> i have. >> to say, the overwhelming sense and feeling here is. >> one of. >> uncertainty and fear. >> about 40% of. >> all the goods in. >> the u.s. comes through. >> these two. >> ports that. >> are right. >> next to each other. >> here in southern. >> california, about half of. the total business imports and. exports is business done with china. so if. >> these tariffs. >> stay in place, you're talking about anywhere from. >> a. >> 10 to 20%. these are projections. >> from both the. >> ports reduction of. cargo loss. that means. >> reduction of. >> hours for workers. >> it means reduction. >> of business. it means likely. >> a reduction. >> of jobs. i spoke to the port liaison of one of the biggest. >> unions. >> the longshoremen. >> union here in southern california, about 15,000. >> members strong. >> here's what he said. about the. sense of fear that everybody

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good morning, san jose at 54.in, a look at the low parked off southern california coastline here, bringing some active weather to socal as well as you can see, into the desert, southwest and the four corners. for us, it's just a lot of cloud cover. cooler conditions and for the sierra, thunderstorms will be a possibility in the afternoons over the next few days. here's a look at the futurecast and rolling into your wednesday. the low is barely coming ashore, so it's going to take its time. meanwhile, notice all that blue over the high sierra there indicating those thunderstorms. and for us again, just the switch in the weather pattern that is really going to bring on those changes. but by friday, it's now to the east of us. and in time for the weekend, we are going to dry things out and warm things up a little bit. temperatures for the afternoon today, notably cooler 61 in san francisco to 66 in oakland. low 70s for our warmer locations inland and not much change wednesday thursday, but by the weekend. low 60s at

>> wimberley, texas. >> san jose, california. >> and mexico!, north carolina. >> to the "today" show. [ cheers and applause ] >>> let's go. spring break, great crowd out on our plaza. lots of smiles. they will get a special treat this morning. yes, it's you. we're talking about mike tirico. are you going to get out there ? >> i can't wait to do that. >> it's been really fun to have you here. craig is enjoying the week off, so we got mike for the rest of the week. it will be fun. let's get to your news. let's start with that's kalating showdown over a maryland man wrongly sent to and meet some folks? now making a suggestion from the oval office that perhaps he would send home grown american citizens, criminals, there as well. nbc's garrett haake is at the white house with the latest on all this. garrett, good morning. >> hey, savannah. good morning. the man in question here is kilmar abrego garcia. he's an undocumented immigrant from el salvador who the doj says was sento that prison in el salvador due to an administrative error. the white house

esto fue en la comunidad de san josé de mendoza, ahí mataron a ocho personas, ocho jóvenes que estabanmunidad dominicana en estados unidos y por ende la eric adams visita santo domingo para rendir tributo a las víctimas de esta tragedia. y hoy alarma entre activistas por el despliegue de tanques en la frontera con méxico. ahora que el ejército estadounidense planea tomar control de una extensa franja de tierra federal. aunque las tropas no pueden ser empleadas para aplicar leyes migratorias, tendrían autoridad para detener a migrantes que crucen de manera irregular , considerando que entrarían al perímetro de una base militar y a partir del próximo 14 de julio importar tomates mexicanos costará mucho más caro que el departamento de comercio. acaba de anunciar aranceles del 20.91% para dichos alimentos , porque estados unidos se retira de un acuerdo que los dejaba en suspenso. dichos aranceles son independientes a los del 25% que se imponen como represalia por la entrada de inmigrantes y fentanilo . y en perú los restos de afamado escritor mario vargas llosa fueron cremados tal y como é

in san jose is dire.cite a lack of accessible housing and changing economic conditions. it's making it difficult for small businesses to grow. san jose officials, though, say the city has seen a stronger recovery from the pandemic. then this report suggests that are pushing back. officials say the city is working right now to retain existing small businesses by building up business improvement districts in different neighborhoods. all right. this week is black maternal health week and the national week of action was recognized by the white house in 2021. >> it aims to bring attention to the disparities in the turtle health in the black community. we talked to the chief of obstetrics, kaiser's santa clara about the importance of recognizing this week. >> black pregnant people. 3 to 4 more times more white pregnant people. means that we still need to address the issues that excess. we also know that black pregnant people. suffer from complications during and after childbirth and also have higher rates of co

san jose about 72 degrees.nd we'll keep it that way at least through thursday with those cooler temperatures. but the weekend warmer weather is back. we'll show you that on the is expected back on the stand today in the blockbuster antitrust case against meta. the federal trade commission has accused the menlo park based company of being an illegal monopoly. prosecutors are trying to prove meta broke competition laws when it acquired instagram and whatsapp. the stakes of this trial in washington, d.c. are extremely high. the outcome could force meta to sell one or both companies. in a statement, meta said the trial will show there is plenty of competition. the company also argues regulators should support american companies rather than break them up. >> five years after harvey weinstein was convicted of rape, the disgraced movie mogul returns to a manhattan courthouse today for a new trial covering the same allegations, plus a new one. weinstein's convictions and 23 year prison sentence were thrown out due to p

so now the eight year old from san jose is going to the international competition.e to sit down and talk to this creative lego builder on how his passion got started. >>it all began when samuel noodleman was about two years old, building his very first lego and now, six years later, samuel holds an impressive title. bay area's 2025 legoland mini master model builder. >>it had like a. back to that can actually had some storage space. it was pretty good though. i only spent like two days building it. i think. >>he submitted his lego truck with some cool moving parts to the contest this year, competing against about 60 other young bay area inventors, he won first place. >>he, like, would talk about the names of the pieces he was talking about. like the different sizes, two by twos, technical talk about plates or axles or bushings or whatever we were talking about. he knew the names of the pieces and then we were even talking history. i wasn't expecting history. >>lester mendaros, the master model builder at legoland discovery center bay area, was one of the judges and

so take a look at san jose. we're looking at the forecast out ten days and we're in the 60s from today through thursday and then low 70s on friday. a touch warmer on saturday. but it's going to be a really nice easter weekend and still looking pretty warm into the start of next week. so a look at our 7-day forecast shows a lot of upper 60s, low 70s and then mid 70s this weekend. more sunshine. and once again it's pretty dry with the exception of some spotty showers that may move into the coastline and san francisco for tomorrow into thursday. mike, you're seeing more traffic now traveling through richmond. yeah, coming over here toward the richmond center fell bridge. you see all these lights coming toward us, heading over toward the north bay for westbound 580. that's the reason why we see slower sensors there. also slower down through richmond for west 80. the east shore freeway coming off the carquinez bridge. no problem. slowing into richmond out of pinole and then down through berkeley. the berkeley curve t

ya para el viernes vuelve a subir en san josé . esperamos una situación muy parecida . r cierto, sigo repitiendo maribel, que en las montañas veremos algunas tormentas y las tormentas pueden ser puntualmente fuertes . martes , miércoles y jueves son los días en los que la probabilidad de tormentas es mayor para esas áreas .>> así que hay que estar preparado para esos cambios. gracias antonio, te veo más adelante con ese último vistazo . en cuanto al tiempo. mientras tanto, ya son las 06:49 y continuamos con más información. llegarán ciertos cambios establecidos por la oficina del seguro social. lo hacen, dicen ellos, para mantener una mayor seguridad. mi compañero sadam aguayo nos explica algunos de ellos . >> se iba. >> a la grabadora. no me contestaba tv tentando por dos meses con comunicarme con ellos . nunca me contestaron. .>> al final yesenia tuvo que ir en persona a las oficinas para tramitar los seguros sociales de sus hijos, pero también ahí le tocó esperar. >> 02:03 horas. la primera sí, cuatro veces cuatro horas, pero adorado , dos horas solo hay dore una hora

rolled over he on the ll incline is out friday morning on larry lane right near a tunnel court in san jose. this is now the city's 8th traffic deaths this year. and stanford hospital unveiling their newest life flight aircraft. the airbus helicopter. this is the only level one trauma center between san francisco and san jose. stanford medicine handles the most complex medical emergencies. lifeline provides advanced air medical evacuation from 9-1-1, request to the region. >> we are looking at some nice skies today trying to buy the camera that works for us because you're mount tam, what is up in the clouds and those clouds you can see right here from san francisco are something that we are seeing in full force this morning. a lot of mid-level stratus moving in across the bay area as we do kick off your tuesday start some big differences from yesterday. a lot of cloud cover. of course, that is one of those differences, a little bit of mist and drizzle up in the santa cruz mountains in the san mateo and santa cruz county areas. now, if we zoom out across the region, the reason for all these

this is in san jose. it's caught edu co the pair.rent barber school in the south bay more than 12 years ago. they say not only do they want to teach people how to cut here. they also want to run. they want it to jenna run a business and there have teachers from all over the world here. education team. >> to to europe and they've educated all across the u.s. and overseas. so these guys are experienced educators but also experience partners that are taking their time away from behind the chair, their clients to be able to educate. >> we're bringing the technical side of cutting hair so that away? shunned layering, things like that on top of being able to market yourself, right? like knowing how to handle your money. >> according to edu, kohl's website, often vote 7 in 10 month programs are still ahead with summer travel on the horizon. >> it's a rush to get a real id will tell you where because scoring early appointment, if you're in the east bay. >> and it's a big day for open residents. sand about 90 minutes or now you get to decide

hayward, livermore, san jose. half moon bay all reporting eight miles per hour. meanwhile, through the delta fairfield at travis reporting winds gusting to 30mph. temperature wise a 52 to start the day in san francisco for the north bay. 49 in santa rosa with mostly cloudy skies again. and that possibility of a sprinkle or two as we roll through the next couple of days for san francisco today. upper 50s by noontime. low 60s in the forecast for the afternoon, which is right about average for this time of year. but some of our inland cities, slightly below average and a much cooler compared to yesterday, 69 on the peninsula for redwood city, 71 the afternoon high in livermore. how about the extended forecast? well, tomorrow we'll see more of the same and temperatures will come down just a little bit more before they're back up slightly on thursday. heading into the weekend, more of a zonal flow and temperatures very pleasant. we've got 60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay, mid to upper 70s for our inland communi

and mike, you're looking for some slowing in san jose. bring it down a few miles per hour here, 101 northbound at six 8280. we'll show you on the map where this is as well. it's right where you see the slower sensors starting to develop underneath that arrow. right on schedule here. just after that, just after 530, we'll see some slowing. and that will continue for another 20 minutes or so. we're looking at the rest of the bay. and we've seen improvement for the northbound side of vasco road. the earlier crash cleared, but southbound we're already seeing some slower traffic. and of spring break might see more volume than we see already almost 20 minutes from marsh creek down to 580. look at that pale yellow there. that's going over and through discovery bay. and a lot of. ctra costa county. kari talked about the breezy winds. that's where the road weather index says it might be gusty or so. do keep that in mind. but highway four over on the left side coming into concord shows that slowing more than we saw ten minutes ago, highway 37 holdi

found dead outside a san jose home.who had been on a walk with cabrillo beach the night before, told police they had been attacked by three men with a bat. at the time, victor lamont ferguson was identified as a person of interest, but it wasn't until last year that advanced dna matched ferguson's dna to the victim's clothing. ferguson moved to kansas following the attack but died in 2022. a good samaritan attacked after defending a man at a grocery store will be recognized for his heroism and a warning. before we show you the surveillance video, we have to tell you the attack is not easy to watch. this unfolded outside one key grocery in oakland's chinatown last week. you're watching the surveillance video. it shows the attacker waiting until the victim's back is turned and then hitting him in the head. now, the man in the white shirt steps in and confronts the attacker. the attacke ends up walking away, but not for long. moments later, the man in black comes back to assault the good samaritan from behind. you see it t

and that just results in a cooler pattern compared to what we've been at recently. 71 degrees in san jose, 72 around antioch and brentwood. those will be the warm spots, upper 50s along the coast and a degree or two below average in san francisco and oakland with temperatures in the north bay, because the fog is going to be more persistent. they're only struggling up into the mid 60s. by tomorrow afternoon, the wind is going to be more noticeable as well. hour by hour wind gusts peaking in the afternoon and the 20 to 25 mile an hour range could be a few gusts around 30 miles an hour. it's short of the wind advisory threshold, but it's still something that will keep an eye on, and wind is going to be gusty enough that on some of the bridges, it's going to try to move you around a little bit. here's the seven day forecast. we'll start at the coast, where even once we see the sunshine breaking through, which will happen by friday and saturday, we don't warm up a lot, just about a three degree difference between the coolest and warmest days. that difference is a little bit wider around the ba

it's located off taylor street near downtown san jose. it will have room for 56 tents where unhoused people can stay. there will be showers, bathrooms, laundry facilities and clean water. mayor matt mehan visited a similar site in san diego last summer to bring lessons back to san jose. >> our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. >> the safe sleeping site is set to open in june. we'll report back to you on how it's working. well, a lot more to bring you here on this monday. it's a heist movie come to life. unbelievable. thieves dig their way into a jewelry store and make off with $20 million in gold. california is seeing tourism slow down. and now it's turning to canada for a solution. >> ahead in sports, the valkyries take part in their first ever wnba draft. we got all the details on their three picks tonight. >> all right. thanks, chris. all that's coming up as well as jimmy kimmel tonight. and here's what you can expect right afte

it's located off taylor street near downtown san jose. it will have room for 56 tents where unhoused people can stay. there will be showers, bathrooms, laundry facilities and clean water. mayor matt mehan visited a similar site in san diego last summer to bring lessons back to san jose. >> our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. >> the safe sleeping site is set to open in june. we'll report back to you on how it's working. well, a lot more to bring you here on this monday. it's a heist movie come to life. unbelievable. thieves dig their way into a jewelry store and make off with $20 million in gold. california is seeing tourism slow down. and now it's turning to canada for a solution. >> ahead in sports, the valkyries take part in their first ever wnba draft. we got all the details on their three picks tonight. >> all right. thanks, chris. all that's coming up as well as jimmy kimmel tonight. and here's what you can expect right afte

sería el primer refugio seguro en san josé y casi 3 décadas después de un brutal asesinato en san josépersona de nombre karen weber. cobb fue atacado con un objeto contundente en 1997 y hallado muerto fuera de una casa. un amigo que había estado de paseo con geary cobb la noche anterior, le dijo a la policía que habían sido atacados por 3 hombres con un bate. y precisamente en ese momento víctor lamont ferguson fue identificado como persona de interés en ese caso. pero no fue hasta el año pasado que las pruebas coincidieron del adn de ferguson con la ropa de la víctima. ahora, ferguson se mudó a kansas después del ataque y falleció en el 2022 en san josé. una mujer fue atropellada mortalmente por su propio coche. pasó el viernes. según la policía, la víctima estaba saliendo del vehículo cuando el coche empezó a moverse hacia atrás. derribándola y arrojándola. ocurrió en la zona de las calles lutnik lane y otoño court. la investigación reveló que la mujer estaba estacionada en dirección norte sobre el lane en una inclinación. el personal médico declaró a la conductora fallecida en el lu

tonight, temperatures though we squeezed in one more warm day, especially inland, 80 degrees in san jose. 83 in livermore and 84 degrees in conquer. but we're already begun to see the changes along the coastline. 57 degrees in half moon bay and 60 in san francisco. so there it is. the clouds start to move on shore right now. and you've got some mid to high level clouds also moving in up above. so a lot going on in the atmosphere. we've got low pressure spinning off the coastline. that low is going to move a little bit closer here in the next 24 hours. and as it does, it's gonna help deepen that marine layer cool us off and also bring us some more clouds in our direction. so you see overnight tonight. we're going to see that patchy fog in the maybe even a little drizzle as we head in toward early tomorrow morning, partly cloudy as we head toward the middle of the day in the afternoon tomorrow. but temperatures notably cooler all around. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. my gosh. that's earth quake. >> a magnitude 5.2 earthquake jolted much of southern california this

tragedy in a south san jose neighborhood. a woman was hit and killed after her own vehicle rolled over her. residents nearby shocked to learn of the death of their 78 year old neighbor. ktvu lamonica peters has the story. >> any place that was on a slope i rejected because i knew it would be very, very scary to park someone's put a vase here. so i'm guessing that this is where it is. >> says she lives on a street nearby without a steep hill, but frequently walks on lyric lane, where 78 year old bella viera died after being rolled over by her car. josh says she heard about viera's death and wants older drivers to take more precautions behind the wheel. >> steep hills are very, very tricky for drivers and the older you get, the more vulnerable you are. >> on monday, san jose police held a news conference and said viera parked her car on the street as she got out her 2006 kia sedona started rolling backwards. >> or the driver was exiting the vehicle. the vehicle began moving and subsequently knocked the driver over and rolled ov

and that just results in a cooler pattern compared to what we've been at recently. 71 degrees in san joseund antioch and brentwood. those will be the warm spots, upper 50s along the coast and a degree or two below average in san francisco and oakland with temperatures in the north bay, because the fog is going to be more persistent. they're only struggling up into the mid 60s. by tomorrow afternoon, the wind is going to be more noticeable as well. hour by hour wind gusts peaking in the afternoon and the 20 to 25 mile an hour range could be a few gusts around 30 miles an hour. it's short of the wind advisory threshold, but it's still something that will keep an eye on, and wind is going to be gusty enough that on some of the bridges, it's going to try to move you around a little bit. here's the seven day forecast. we'll start at the coast, where even once we see the sunshine breaking through, which will happen by friday and saturday, we don't warm up a lot, just about a three degree difference between the coolest and warmest days. that difference is a little bit wider around the bay. again

incluso en san josé se sintió un poco cálido la situación hacia la costa.ción con lo que teníamos el día de ayer a esta misma hora en la porción de san josé, incluso ocho grados para mi gente de concord. actualmente temperaturas que marcan en 56 hacia hayward 54 para mi gente de la zona costera, 50 para mi gente de novato y la nubosidad que poco a poco va a ir llegando a la región y que también va a acompañarnos con esa niebla que va a reducir la visibilidad al momento de conducir. pero hablábamos que mañana ya la situación va a estar un poco más fresca, más templada. condiciones para el sector del interior en 72 para mi gente de livermore, 70 hacia hayward, 66 hacia oakland. la nubosidad que nos va a estar acompañando e incluso para la zona costera más allá de la nubosidad, vamos a estar teniendo fuertes vientos que van a ser justamente componente suroeste y que van a estar haciendo que ingrese bastante humedad aquí en el área de la bahía. ráfagas que superan 30 millas por hora, haciendo que además de esa humedad pueda estar ocasionándonos para el día miér

santa cruz 91 1964 san jose 90 1985.osa 88 on this date. 1947 the city 60 50w average 6350, the record 88 1888 but look at the rainfall record 1.65 in 1855. that is a long standing record. records began 1849 1850, and then the u.s. government weather bureau came in in 1871. so that's a long time ago. last rain in san francisco was seven days ago. they picked up a .09. their april total is now 22/100. they should have 91/100. next rain, maybe a few splash and dash showers tomorrow. hints around the 24th, but that's ten days away. we're getting long in the tooth on the season. as you know. we're running out of time, but i don't think we're done with rain quite yet. was is it the monsoon season already in arizona? my goodness. kicked in. look at that. now most of this was, you know, more show than go. it evaporated before it hit the ground. but some of this has been curving back towards. yes, yes. heading back. not that much heading back towards us. so something we need to watch for tomorrow and look at one of the forecast

and that's a sign some big changes on the way we still managed to squeeze in some 80's into san jose in livermore into conquered. but look what happens. you get into san francisco, 60 degrees today. only 57 degrees in half moon bay. so now that cool ocean air is going to sweep further on shore overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. it's already doing right now in the couple mid to high level clouds also begin to move in across our skies to we do have an area of low pressure spinning off southern california coastline. that's going to slowly work its way a little bit further north here in the next couple of days and closer to the coastline, bringing a few more high clouds our way and help to cool us down. the meantime, though, yeah, some thick fog setting up overnight tonight into the bay and the valleys tomorrow morning waking up, patchy fog may be little drizzle along the coastline. then we'll just a mid to high level clouds come sweeping on by as we head toward the afternoon. so all that adding up, it's gonna help to knock down the temperatures a bit plan on highs and temperatures

work is now being done to build san jose's first safe sleeping site. ground was broken today for the site on east taylor street along coyote creek. over the next two months, crews will prepare the site with fencing, case management facilities, restrooms and showers. up to 56 homeless people will be allowed to sleep there in tents, and each will be offered daily meals. mayor matt mehan says the site will provide a safe option for the homeless. >> roughly 200 people per year dying in these unmanaged encampments. the status quo is unsustainable. it's immoral, it cannot stand, and the only way to meaningfully change the status quo is to have a lot of safe and managed places, and a lot of options for people. >> neighbors in the area say they are worried about a possible increase in crime and drug dealing in their neighborhood due to the safe sleeping site. however, mayor mehan says the site will have 24 over seven security to help prevent that. in washington today, president trump welcomed the president of el salvador to the oval office. during the meeting,

san jose's mayor matt mahan joining city leaders, city leaders to break ground on the first safe sleeping site. it will beuilt on east taylor street and will offer 56 tent sites and support services. taylor street will serve as a navigation center, a first stop for those currently living on our streets and in our creeks on their journey to a better life, and their stay here will be short. our goal is to stabilize folks, assess their needs, connect them to case management, and help them move on to a longer term setting within 30 days. now, this site will provide meals, sanitation and case managers. it will also be fenced in and include 24/7 security. critics, though, worry about how crowded the site could become and question whether those currently living along the creeks in san jose will actually use this new facility. it's expected to be completed by june. well, we have a big decision in oakland who's going to be the next mayor? tomorrow's election not only impacts the people who live in the town, but everyone who does business there and even flies in and out of the airport. oakland tryi

san jose mayor matt mehan describes this as the lowest barrier form of shelter offered in san jose. >>this is taking folks out of extremely unsafe, unsanitary, unmanaged encampment tent encampments. this site offers new, sturdier tents, security, sanitation case management is a managed environment. that's really the idea >>here. so the goal of this site is to transition those in need to permanent housing within 30 days. dozens of people turned up outside the ice building in san francisco this afternoon. they're demanding the release of mahmoud khalil, a palestinian columbia university graduate student. >>three people. now we all our people >>now. khalil, who served as a negotiator for student activists at columbia, was detained over a month ago and has been held in ice custody ever since. the white house accused him of siding with terrorists, but hasn't provided evidence of that claim. on friday, an immigration judge ruled that khalil, a legal u.s. resident, can be deported and people at today's protests say they're worried this could lead to more deportations. >>and >>so many of pr

so the 80's probably in the 70's in the san jose about 64 degrees in oakland and about 62 degrees and mostly cloudy in san francisco. >> with the pick in the 2025 wnba draft. >> the golden state val curry's select. >> you stay. you from lithuania. >> a historic night for bay area sports. the wnba is newest expansion team. the golden state val curry's participating in their first draft and adding their first drafted player. as you just heard, lithuanian guard, you stay, you cheat. a kron four's. erin wilson is live at the team draft havana chase center aaron, set the scene for us and tell us what we can expect from this young player. >> well, you mentioned she's a lithuanian player. and, you know, she's played in lithuania since she was 13 on a pro level. know that started back in 2014. fast forward to now. she's 19 year the one of the youngest steel in the wnba, but a sharp shooter, someone they can absolutely facilitate scoring for the boundaries and that's probably why they went with her for their 5th overall pick in this year's draft. now, since then, they've also drafted yet anoth

realmente da resultados en san josé.que la policía de san josé dijo que luego de casi tres décadas resolvió un caso de homicidio ocurrido en 1997. esto gracias a unas pruebas de adn. la investigación realizada en colaboración con la fiscalía del condado de santa clara, señaló a víctor raymond ferguson como el principal sospechoso fallecido en 2022. y es que, según la policía, las nuevas pruebas arrojan luz sobre el trágico caso y ofrece un cierre largamente esperado para la familia de la víctima , identificada como karen volkov . por otra parte, un jurado civil federal absolvió a un agente de policía de san josé de los cargos de uso excesivo de fuerza en el tiroteo fatal ocurrido en 2019 contra un hombre que sufría una crisis psiquiátrica y además que iba camino a una escuela en halloween, con lo que resultó ser una réplica de pistola. el agente edward carboni fue declarado inocente de las cuatro denuncias presentadas en nombre de la madre francis callens, que incluyen acusaciones de uso excesivo de la fuerza , violacion

upper 60s in san jose and low to mid 70 still in livermore and in concord.50, 60, 70, 80 and 19, not 90, 50, 60, 70s and 80s for high temperatures across the bay area earlier today. the fog is going to spread out. here's a look at futurecast on a more local level. and you can see that gray making its way across the bay and into the inland valleys. as we head through the rest of this evening and into tonight, fog could lay down by a few minutes on the way out the door. tomorrow morning, once you're on the road. so allow a couple of extra minutes just to be on the safe side. and it's not just going to be cloud cover at ground level. also, those clouds farther up in the atmosphere doing their best to squeeze out a couple of showers. this version of futurecast tries to bring in a couple of splash and dash showers tomorrow morning. it's possible. i think these are going to be very few and far between, and some of the forecast models are hinting at similar activity again on wednesday, with even a hint of a chance of a thunderstorm popping up. best chance of that i

how about 80 degrees in san jose today? well, above the average 83 degrees and live more. 84 in concord. 79 degrees in santa rosa and then get along the coastline. you can see where the damage was done with that cooler air. 57 degrees in half moon bay, only 60 degrees today in san francisco, actually running a little bit below the average. so clouds kind of swirling in along the coastline throughout the day to day and they're starting to surge back into the golden gate bridge through some of the mountain gaps. now they'll be filling in overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning. at the same time we've got an area of low pressure sitting off the coastline. now just a little cut off low for the most part, just kind of spinning out there right now. it's going to slowly work its way up along the coastline the next couple days bringing us a few more mid to high level clouds and little bit of a southerly component win 2. and there's an outside chance we could see a sprinkle or light shower, maybe an isolated thunderstorm as we get